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A few rules governed the Cubs' World Series win: If you had a car horn, you honked it; if you had fireworks, you set them off; if you had a bottle of alcohol, you emptied it on someone's head; and if you still had a voice after screaming as the team lost and then re-gained its Game 7 lead over the Indians, then you cheered at the top of your lungs.
Who'd have predicted a backlash?! 
About 14 people were arrested in total from among the revelers, mostly for disorderly and reckless conduct.
Both teams, the year, the extra innings, and seven games. All he got wrong was the part about the end of days.
Cubs superfan Bill Murray was everywhere in the team's post-game celebration, hoisting the World Series trophy and swigging champagne.
ESPN marked the end of the curse in atypically quiet fashion, with some office humor.
It really is an agonizing decision isn't it? 
This is hard evidence last night was not a dream.
Can this victory be any sweeter?
Courtesy of Cubs boy genius Theo Epstein.
The Cubs have been World Series Champions for mere minutes, and already Wrigleyville is the picture of chaos.
The CTA announced via Twitter at 9:40 p.m. that Red Line trains are currently bypassing the Addison Station.
Just so it knows where to take you, right? Right?! 
A transit-oriented apartment development on Milwaukee Avenue is slated to get a special bike counter that would live-stream cycling data to the city next year.
